Billy Goforth

So, the NCAA Bracket Challenge has come to a close. It was a blast having you all play! As you are aware (I'm sure), Louisville came out on top last night winning the NCAA Championship.

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This has been the topic of a heated debate for many years. As of late, the subject of people who abuse government assistance has been the topic of many heated conversations. Now photos have began to surface with the proof of this printed on shopping receipts, or do you think this doesn't qualify as abuse?

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Here's how you do it.
Stop by the 45th and Coulter for your chance to get up to 100% off any item up to $100..

The number of baskets you can make determines your discount.

ex.. 2 baskets get 20%, 3 30%, 4 40%

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Thank you so much for participating in the NCAA Bracket Challenge. The contest is now closed.

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Texas lawmakers are making a push to start drug testing for many social benefits including welfare and unemployment. This is a controversial and heated argument on both sides.

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If you're a fan of lake and ocean life, then you've probably seen every water 'toy' that is out there. Then again, maybe not. Check out the newest (and most awesome) aquatic entertainment item ever! I introduce you to the 'Flyboard'.

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Well, people are already up in arms over a recent statement by superstar magician David Copperfield. While walking through a group of people and signing autographs, a person asked Copperfield "Who is the greatest magician of all time?" His response, "Jesus Christ."

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I don't know about you, but I love waking up early in the morning and heading out to garage sales. The idea that you might come across that one-of-a-kind antique or that fishing equipment you've been looking for really gets me moving.

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Batten down the hatches and bring the pets inside, because there is a very large and dangerous winter storm headed to the area. This is being reported by all the local news outlets as well as the National Weather Service.

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HOUSTON (AP) — A former elementary school teacher in Houston faces up to 20 years in prison after pleading guilty in a child pornography case.

Prosecutors say 53-year-old Juan Antonio Villarreal pleaded guilty Tuesday to distribution and possession of child pornography

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